Nyctosaurus

Nyctosaurus gracilis

Hatzegopteryx thambena

Quetzalcoatlus northropi

Pteranodon sternbergi (aka Geosternbergia, whichever you prefer)

Thanatosdrakon amaru

How accurate are they? Drawing pterosaurs aren’t exactly my strong suit, but I’m getting better at it.

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Another poorly done drawing of mine

I often see Nyctosaurus recontructions that either have a distinct Y-shaped crest or a crest with keratin in between the 2 points (like Tupandactylus). This Nyctosaurus' crest is somewhat in-between. Next I'll be drawing a Pliosaurus reconstruction.

I usually base these drawings on skeletal diagrams by Scott Hartmann, but here, I used a skeletal diagram by Gregory S. Paul. Thank you @Ganimes for finding this skeletal diagram.

The only ones I can find are a skeletal diagram from Wikipedia that only shows the bones that have already been discovered and a skeletal from Pterosaur Heresies, which isn't a reliable source. After this, I'll be drawing Pliosaurus.

He has the face of a Gomphotherium...

Maw of a Helicoprion...

Body of a Patagotitan...

Wings of a Nyctosaurus...

Legs of a Procoptodon...

Tail of an Alopias...

and the Wrath of Satan...

The sawblade on his head can move like an actual sawblade

Oh and also.

Nyctosaurus is now confirmed